Assistive technology & neurodivergent familiesSensory-calm design
Software engineered with deep empathy for neurodivergent children and caregivers.
Families navigating autism, ADHD and non-verbal speech development face expensive, clunky tools. We build accessible visual routine schedules, responsive AAC talking boards with natural voice, and sensory-soothing games, shaped with speech pathologists, occupational therapists and parents.
- Co-designed with therapists and families
- Runs on everyday tablets
- Calm, predictable interfaces
Interactive demo · AAC talking board
Tap symbols to build a sentence. The board speaks it aloud.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication gives non-speaking children a voice. Try it with your sound on.
Ready to speak.
Interactive demo · Visual routine schedule
Predictable days, fewer hard transitions.
A first-then view shows what’s happening now and what comes next. Tick steps off as they’re done, or add your own.
Interactive demo · Calm game
Sensory-calm play for regulation breaks.
Soft colors, slow motion and no timers or fail states. Tap the bubbles; they drift back when the screen clears.
Bubbles popped: 0
OmniBridge
One app for routines, learning and communication. Families of autistic children often juggle a visual schedule, a learning game and an AAC board that don’t talk to each other. OmniBridge brings all three onto one calm screen.
- Daily visual schedules with first-then steps
- Game-based learning decks
- A grid talking board that speaks for the child
- iPad-first, at a price families can afford
You’re on the list.
We’ll email when OmniBridge opens for testing.
How we design for sensory comfort
Sensory-calm palettes
Soft, low-saturation color with strong contrast, never flashing or overwhelming.
Predictable hierarchy
Large, tactile buttons that stay in the same place, so children build confidence through repetition.
Clear audio feedback
Gentle, natural voices and sounds that confirm every tap without startling.